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Jack White is all about harsh sounds, simple riffs that permeate the songs, and being the only musician there besides the drummer. That keeps the soundscape uncluttered, and the sound a little crude. But he's an instrumental and compositional genius.
One of the most talented and underrated artists ever.
If I remember right his drummer is his ex wife
@@diamondflaw Maybe. I remember he said she was his sister at first, for some reason, but they were actually an item.
Twenty One Pilots is also only the singer and drummer, Tyler (singer) and Josh (drummer)😅. They have many many songs and videos out over the years and have traveled the world. Tyler can also play several different instruments.... Keyboard, guitar and drums.
Voiceplay did several of their songs. Ride, Heathens, Stressed Out in a mashup with Kurt Hugo Schneider. They also did Ride by itself.
In no way is this down-playing Jack White's brilliance, but his lyrics aren't the sort you need to spend time dissecting. He tends to adlib them, while working out the melodies; whatever pours out of his soul and fits the music. He doesn't usually start with a story concept. He starts with music, and lets the spirit of blues carry him away. Many of his songs had no lyrics until the moment of recording in the studio.
This is a testament to his genius, in fact, as the lyrics he comes up with on the fly are so strong, vibrant, and profound, they feel like they must have taken ages to construct.
Not entirely true. I heard him explain how Carolina drama came to be. I'll agree lyrics come later but that he's not telling stories, no I can't get on board with that. He's specifically stated that he creates characters to make songs/stories about.
Where I tend to disagree with him is that none of his characters have anything to do with him.. I do agree he does channel what he creates, however, any artist filters their craft through their lens.. to some extent, but that's where the beauty is.
Conan O'Brien loves this band so much that they were the musical guest on his show for the entire week at one point. My song recommendations for White Stripes would be We're Going to be Friends, Black Math, and Little Acorns
I've hear this song a thousand times and it still amazes me they can get that much sound from only two people.
I've heard this song a thousand times and still don't get what he's talking about
@@meebrbey I'm pretty sure you're in the majority. But who cares as the song is awesome.
@@simonesmit6708 Oh the song is awesome, just sayin"
Another band that does it as well, except only bass guitar and drums, is royal blood. Good band, crazy what he does with a bass.
Should check out his work with The Raconteurs. "Steady as She Goes," "Shades of Black," "Old Enough (there's a GREAT live version of this they did with a couple of guests.)," and "Salute Your Solution."
Or my favorite band of his, The Dead Weather. Him playing drums and Allison Mossheart of The Kills doing most of the vocals, fucking amazing.
Jack has said that when he was a kid he thought "Salvation Army" was actually Seven Nation Army. As an aside, there are songs that say something, and there are songs that just sound something. If you are always searching for messaging, you can often end up lost in the woods.
I understand him as saying he couldn't pronounce it correctly.. lol.. either way, we have the song
@@Silvermoonscorpion Agreed. My comment was aimed at the reviewer... IMO he has a tendency to get lost in the weeds. But I still subscribe.
Jack does not follow a set show. He plays to how the crowd makes him feel. Killer artist💯🤘🏼🤜🏼🧡🤛🏼 thanks MrLBoyd
That riff also remains persistent at soccer games when the entire crowd chants it
Mostly in the ”euros” it’s just a special vibe
It's pretty common in US college football too.
this is played at all most every sporting event period, every home game from the Dodgers this year.
Check out the Post Modern Jukebox cover with Hayley Reinhardt! Also anything else with Hayley, you'll love her!
My favorite version of this song!
I absolutely agree! She's bad ass in the most unique way!
Just recommended it myself, glad someone else has too!
Agreed
The distortion there is way different from the studio version. They were a great show years ago when I saw them back in 04 for the first time! Great reaction as always
This song, "Icky Thump" and "Girl, You Have No Faith Medicine" are my favorite songs from The White Stripes, and "Seven Nation Army" is one of my absolute favorite regardless of genre.
Icky thump for sure, something different about that one.
Yes! and "The Hardest Button..."
@@brucedonaldson3627 LOL That's the song of theirs I like the least!
Love icky thump. He should react to it next.
Check out his SNL appearance. Easily one of the best ever in their 47 years history of iconic bands
He’s basically just a badass musician. No one does what he does on guitar. Tom morello is probably the closest, but they’re different sound wise.
Yeah yeah I luv Jack to, but one guys sound is distinctly his own and u definitely know as soon as u hear it, and that is Tom morello for sure, take the top 10 greatest guitarists ever where they all play one same song and u would have no clue whose who!!!! But the night Watchman u know immediately!!!!
@@dustinoneil7874 I would say that I’d also recognize jack white the same way, no matter what genre he’s playing at the time.
Didn't he say that Jimi Hendrix was an inspiration to him?
@@nicquinn7291 The Raconteurs. VERY Jack White, but with more of a band behind it. 'Steady as She Goes' and "Salute your Solution' are frickin bangers. 'Carolina Drama' for him going into story-telling mode, same album.
/edit for spelling of band. sorry I fudged it to begin with, but wanted to fix so would be easier to find -_-
It Might Get Loud is mandatory viewing
This song, especially, is tough for a duo to pull off. There is a bass line (played on guitar, but still), rhythm guitar part, lead guitar (including using a slide), the drums, and obviously the vocals. This live performance is nothing compared to what they did in the studio, check it out. Meg is a simple but compelling percussionist. Jack is an insane wizard. You could explore their entire body of work and continually be delighted and surprised.
I love The White Stripes since they debuted, but Raconteers were better, far as Jack's projects go. 'Steady as She Goes' and 'Salute your Solution' are bangers that can be played any time. 'Carolina Drama' is also a master example of a storytelling song. Jack White is a creative force that we won't see the likes of for a LONG time.
I'm pretty sure there is actually a bass string replacing the lowest string on the guitar
Agreed. There's a massive difference between this live performance and the fully mixed track, which is not to say that The White Stripes can't put on a great show, but this song really sings in the optimal environment of a recording studio as opposed to on a talk show set.
Also the music video is out of this world.
Ooooooh I love this song 🖤 it’s one of those that takes you back to a specific place in life 🖤
The distortion isn’t in the studio version, or at least not like that.
1000% Carrie!
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The louder the better!
Yeah, to me that was to much distortion and didn't sound as good.
The distortion you hear is from a whammy bar by his pick hand. There are pedals that do several different things as well.
That aggressive and persistent riff just annihilates me every time. It's so great to re-discover so many great tunes through your reactions to them.
"Tusk" by Fleetwood Mac, "Grazing in the Grass" by Hugh Masekela, "Bron Yr Aur Stomp" by Led Zeppelin, "Aqualung" by Jethro Tull, "Rock the Bells" by Run DMC .... they all (to my loving ear) have that hard-charging, persistent sort of beat I just *cannot* get away from even if I wanted to!
You reacting to this song has just set the rest of my Sunday afternoon housework playlist theme.... thank you!
I just discovered your channel _this morning_ and I'm really enjoying your articulate, thoughtful, authentically nuanced takes... The song selections are great of course but I can get that on any channel; you really bring something genuinely different to your reactions and while you're not the most animated when you get on to something that rocks your socks off, that sly Cheshire Cat grin of yours just tickles me to death because then I "know* you're jamming, even if only on the inside. 😉💯
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dont u mean Rock the Bells by LL Cool J?
TUSK, yes please.
@@expeditoallison6123 Maybe he meant Rock Box, lol.
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You need to do their cover of "Jolene" (Live Under Blackpool Lights). The amount of noise he can produce with just a single instrument is incredible, and his vocal are fantastic.
It became a stadium anthem in Belgium. There’s a RUclips video that discuss this song popularity in soccer games.
Listen to the studio version
Once upon a time, in another life, I use to DJ at a "Gentleman's" club. If a dancer ( who could actually dance) wanted a slow, sultry song to end her set I would play White Stripes "In the Cold, Cold Night". Give it a listen.
Jack White takes a lot of influences from early blues, delta blues and a little Detroit rock radio...
He blends it up with some modern gear and rips out some really great tracks. I find genius in his simplicity and his selection of gear. I think the guitar here has a "clean" pick up and a "dirty" pick up that he is switching between. This allows him to not require a pedal. ZZ top's Billy Gibbons has a few set up this way as well.
Jack's voice is like a third instrument in many tracks, using vocal modulations and scat lyrics to perform fills. As for bands, the white stripes have some interesting stuff.
Jack White- the last of the great guitar heroes. Check out Ball and Biscuit. Carolina Drama. His entire SNL set. You won't be disappointed. Also, Loretta Lynn and Jack White's Van Lear Rose album is damn near perfection.
I would’ve recommended their studio version, this song will never get old for me. Great reaction 🙋🏻♀️🙌🏼👍🏼👏🏼💜🇨🇦
Agreed. I’m not a big fan of this distorted version. The rifts are way better in the higher octave of the studio version.
Definitely the studio version for me, if only for the solo. It fits the flow of the song way better in the studio one, and completely pulled me out of it here.
I think his voice hits harder in this one though
This song was in my Playlist for work back in the day of mp3 players... Always got me pumped up to get me through a 12 hour night shift!
❤ Jack White is fire! I love his song "Shaking" also like "love interruption"
“Love Interruption” for sure!!
You should watch "It Might Get Loud". (Privately with no reaction since it's a documentary.)
Jimmy Paige of Led Zeppelin, The Edge from U2, and Jack White all discuss how they got into music, how Rock influenced them, how it's changed over the years, their own influences on it, and they eventually get together and play each other's songs. A lot of focus on the guitar.
Yes! Jack White teaching this riff to Jimmy Paige is something to see!
I recommend this documentary to anyone who discovers White or Led Zeppelin for the first time.
I'm guessing that many of the commenters will say that you need to hear Postmodern Jukebox featuring Haley Reinhardt's version of this. They're right. PMJ and Haley do it as a New Orleans funeral stomp, and they slay it.
I saw them live at Coachella in 2003. Their set was FIRE.
Glitch Mob did an amazing remix of this song that goes that much harder into the distortion and riffs. Pretty great. Hardest Button to Button is another of my favorites from them.
Great reaction.
Voiceplay did this a couple weeks ago in Acapella.
White Stripes actually did this originally in 2003. The drummer is his wife.
That riff will never die. Jack White is brilliant.
Jack White is soooo talented!!
I don't know a lot from the band but I absolutely love this song for some reason
I am absolutely shocked you'd never heard this before now. I feel like Seven Nation Army was everywhere for like a decade after it first came out... every restaurant, bar, sporting event, a few movies, it kept showing up. You're totally right when you say this is a song that will last through time; it's honestly up there with the greatest rock songs ever written. That bassline is legendary.
was thinking the same. How come never listened to it?
@@MrNeronakos yes because it's not real..you can see it in his reactions..he must have been living on the moon to have never heard the song before..i've also noticed it in another video of his...
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1. I love this song because it's just about the only one in existence where Wichita gets a mention. 2. You should check out the mashup video with this song and The Eurhythmics "Sweet Dreams".
This is 2 people which is insane.... you're so good at this man... definitely impressed and subscribed
White stripes was one of the first albums I ever owned as a kid along with audioslave.
Set me along the rock path
It is amazing that Jack White didn't set out to be a musician. He had an upholstery business, and one day heard a Led Belly record and how hearing how he could do so much with just a guitar, decided he wanted to do that. Meg being self taught, and being just a very bare bones drummer, to me fits perfectly with the craziness Jack White does with the guitar. She gets a lot of crap, but I couldn't think of a better backing to Jack. I recommend everything they've done.
Kind of like Dan Aikroyd and John Belushi from SNL? One is so wild, you kind of need a straight-man to the duo?
I remember sleeping over at a renfair, 2 harpists started playing this in the tavern we all sang along and it was amazing
He sang with Loretta Lynn " Portland, Oregon " he produced her last (?) Album. They are good friends..
When I heard this song on the radio for whatever reason I thought it was good but wasn’t wowed. In 2003 my friend asked me to see them (at a relatively small venue in Ohio). I was BLOWN AWAY. I couldn’t believe so much sound was coming from two people. It was amazing.
The official video of this song is amazing. Consider reacting to it as well. The visuals in it for it's age stand the test of time to me.
Blue Orchid and Hardest Button To Button are some of my favorites from this band.
This song is one of the last great folk songs in that everyone knows it but don’t necessarily know the name of the song.
It’s a popular song for sporting events especially soccer.
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Here's a suggestion for future reactions: take a tour of some of the most influential black guitarists in rock 'n roll (I'm not going to say African-American because one of the artists I'm recommending is African).
Jimi Hendrix: The single most influential guitarist in rock 'n roll. It is literally impossible to understand hard rock or any of its derivatives (heavy metal, punk, etc) without understanding Jimi Hendrix.
Living Colour: This black rock band is known for blending various styles of hard rock and hard rock derivatives. Although technically a one-hit-wonder, they are still out there making music, and long after their one hit, guitar magazines were obsessed with guitarist Vernon Reid, so the influence of the guitarist extends well beyond their one hit. The one song they are known for criticizes the notion of the "cult of personality." You seem old enough and educated enough to remember listening to adults talk about that subject in concerned whispers.
Lenny Kravitz: He brought back old school 70s-style hard rock in a big way back in the 1990s. Amazing talent. Iconic. While the bands in Seattle were putting a modern spin on 70s hard rock, Kravitz was tapping the main vein and bringing it back straight.
Rage Against the Machine: Tom Morello is the single most innovative guitarist in rock history. You simply would not believe the sounds he can get out of a guitar. Famous for once playing a guitar solo without the guitar, by pulling the aux cable out of his guitar and jamming it into his hand. His mind is that far out of the box. Morello has a master's degree in political science from an Ivy League school, while vocalist Zach de la Rocha has a Ph.D. in anthropology. Their music is more politically charged than just about anything you've ever heard before.
Animals as Leaders: This newer, unique band has two guitars and a drummer. The guitarists use strange 8-string guitars that each have 6 guitar strings and two bass strings, so they effectively have two guitars and one bass guitar being played by two people. It's utterly insane. Tosin Abasi (one of the guitarists) is the future of prog metal, and the future is in good hands. There are no lyrics for you to react to, but it's mind-blowing.
My apologies if I left out any important influential black guitarists, such as Chuck Berry (one of the inventors of rock 'n roll), or Ledbelly (blues guitarist whose fingerprints are all over rock 'n roll if you know where to look), or Sister Loretta Tharp (one of the other inventors of rock 'n roll who basically blended blues with gospel music).
Check out “icky thump” it’s another white stripes classic and “hotel yorba” is one of those underrated hidden gems people forget about. If you dig his sound then check out The raconteurs, the band he formed after the white stripes. Their big hit was “salute your solution” it’s high energy fun
Ball and Biscuit
My daughter's marching band does this song for football games. That's a catchy bassline.
I love that you prefer live performances for your first reaction. BUT, some, like this, you absolutely HAVE to hear the album/radio version.
Everything aside, the amount of sound coming from a two piece is impressive. 🤘
Jack can be all about "Rough". Check out "Son House - Grinning in your face" One of Jacks big influences. Jack used Pedals this song got me to learn how to play it. I had a Picture of Jacks Pedal Board from the White Stripes. He had a Big Muff Distortion Pedal ,Digitech Wammy Pedal ,Electro-Harmonix POG for Octives. I use to trip on his Guitar sounded like a Bass and him playing with a Slide.
The guy is really eccentric.
It's a duo because he is obsessed with the number 3. They have voice, guitar, and drums. Adding another person would be more than 3, so he doesn't like it.
People criticize her drumming for being simple, but honestly, keeping the drums simple helps put more spotlight on the amazing guitar work if you all me. A drummer who's knows how to stay out of the way is a good thing. Another example of this is the drummer from AC-DC, who is famous for never ever using a fill.
They are divorced. He kept her last name after the divorce.
There is no bass player. When you hear what sounds like a bass, he is using a pedal to drop the sound of his guitar an octave.
Do check out some of their other songs.
It’s not “White Stripes” but the Raconteurs is another band by Jack White. You should react to Carolina Drama.
He has foot pedals. He uses a Little Big Muff fuzz distortion and a Digitech Whammy pedal to get that deep bass sound and the higher pitched sound during the solo
Used to hate this band and then I caught a bit of their set as I was passing the stage at a festival and I've been a fan since, how 2 people can make so much noise always blows my mind
I believe he is using a digitech whammy pedal. The pedal gives him an octave above and below the note he plays - giving him the bass and guitar parts in one. Then for the chorus riff he is using a fuzz pedal on top of that for the distortion.
"The Boy You've Always Known" is a REALLY good White Stripes tune....They're ALL really good! GREAT BAND!!
I saw them at Red Rocks and easily one of the most amazing live acts I've seen. Dead Leaves and the Durty Ground, Fell in Love With a Girl, We're Gping to Be Friends, Black Math, My Doorbell are suggestions for folloow-up listens.
If you like the Stripes then I strongly recommend checking out the Black Keys also a two-person rock band very much inspired by the blues.
Ball and a biscuit is another great song from them
One guitarrist and one drummer creating all this glory. Icky Thump is a logical next step into the world of Jack and Meg White.
Just love this reactor. Putting in work. Talking competently and genuinely. Much love.
Jack's "Matrimonial Intentions" on PBS America Epic | Sessions is awesome. And taped on vintage equipment. He also does a cool duet with Loretta Lynn "Portland, Oregon." Very versatile.
Without a doubt one of the best guitarists of our time.
Jack White always remains a busy bee. He is responsible for keeping vinyl records alive, and got Roletta Lynn to record a new album, including doing music projects together; to name a few.
This song has become basically a Stadium Chant song for Football (Soccer) and World Cup. Can hear people chanting to 7 Nation Army in the tens of thousands in stadiums across the world.
Haley Reinhart's cover is AMAZING! And she also covered Creep. Also, AMAZING!
I luv this song.
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Jack White is an incredible artist, props to his sister Meg on the drums.. I would recommend "Blue Orchid" and " Icky Thump'. Jack White also did a mini documentary called "It might Get Loud" with Jimmy Page and the Edge where they talk about guitar playing and jam together in the end. Worth a check out.
Meg was his wife. Jack is amazing, a genius even... but weird. Meg and Jack were married for 4 years. After they got divorced in 2000, he would introduce Meg in public as his sister. I don't know if it was some inside joke or Jack just being Jack, but it was a pretty strange thing to do. .... and here we are almost 22 years later, everyone thinks Meg was his frickin' sister.
yeah Jack White usually uses a few fx pedals to fill out the space. Usually a "P.O.G." by Electro harmonix (Poly Octave Generator) makes a guitar sound like a Bass guitar or an organ its cool.
he likes Fuzz distortion too which definitely sounds wild and out of control (Hendrix used fuzz too) or the almost broken tone you can get from vintage gear pushed way past what it was intended for.
the documentary "Its about to get loud" is quite good for a bit more guitar culture stuff.. Led Zep's guitarist and the edge from U2 are on there too ✌✌
The recorded version is iconic; poetic; highly recommend it, but thank you because I'd never heard his voice live and though much different, amazing. Powerful.
Jack has a song with Loretta Lynn called Portland Oregon. It's fantastic.
Definitely check out the White Stripes. They're consistently amazing.
I first heard this song/band in a Tony Hawke game as a kid, tbh. Same place I discovered many of my first punk songs
You need to see the official video. The sound and visuals are fire 🔥
I'd also recommend listening to Ball and Biscuit from them. Has very good guitar solos
When you are watching a live version, you notice more that Jack is playing that guitar as 2 separate instruments at.the.same.time. that's why it sounds a bit rough. In the studio version, i believe he plays multiple instruments overlaid.
Can't remember which song, but there's one where he does open chords on the guitar with one hand, plays keyboards with the other, and sings all at the same time. And he does that live.
A true artist, love every one of his proyects, solo or in band he is great
There is a famous scene from the start of The documentary They might get loud where he made a guitar out of one wire, a piece of scrap wood. 2 nails and an old pickup.
Best performance of this song is from the 2004 Grammy's where he combined this song with Death Letter.
He covers "Jolene ", which was a Dolly Parton song You viewed .
make sure you watch the actual music video too at some point lol great experience as well. also check out stuff like "another button to button" or "blue orchid", "Fell in love with a girl" etc
Check out his band "The Raconteurs" you would love it!!
The White Stripes have a great collection of music spanning from 1998/99 to 2010/11. My favorite album, personally is Icky Thump, and you should check out basically any track from that record.
Jack White also has a lot of solo work, as well as his side projects. His best known side project is definitely The Raconteurs, thanks to their hit “Steady as She Goes.” He’s also a member of the supergroup The Dead Weather- you should check out “I Cut Like a Buffalo.”
He’s played drums for a band called Goober and the Peas, and has also been a member of the bands The Upholsterers and The Go (according to Wikipedia). But I’m not familiar enough with the last three bands to recommend any songs from them
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that man could tell the future for sure..
Jack White workshops his guitar tones to an exhaustive degree. There is so much thought in just the voice he gives his guitar beside what notes he plays.
Blue Orchid by the White Stripes tickles my ears in a very unique way
I saw him live it’s great 👍
He's multifaceted. Check out his duet with country legend Loretta Lynn. "Portland, Oregon"
Post Modern Jukebox cover is amazing! I think you will really enjoy it!!
Postmodern jukebox's version is epic if you want more.
Jack White worked with Loretta Lynn. They had a song called Portland, Oregon. I love their chemistry. Maybe take a listen when you have time. I watch your videos about every night. Thanks!!!
i was surprised when i found out jack white is from Detroit..
The Black Keys and The Main Squeeze are also two bands in my rotation that you should listen to.
That riff has burned its self into my brain for years! I always catch myself singing this to myself
I'd love to hear you react to some Rock 1000, stuff.
there was a huge hit with Foo Fighters - Learn to Fly, Dave Grohl Heard it, was so impressed he put on a charity gig for them.
literally 1000 musicians organised into drummers, singers, pianists, guitarists, basist and others. coming together to cover a song. man I wish I was there but the vids really give that epic soul lightning charge that just exemplifies the power of music and song.
The NFL team Baltimore Ravens have adopted this song. I have been in stadium with 65,000+ people all chanting “Ooooh-OH-oh-Ooohh-oh” it is amazing. It can even been easily be heard on TV, especially when the D makes a good play or a Ravens (named so due to Edgar Allen Poe’s live and grave site in Baltimore) TD.